Dr J O Hendrix Dies After Brief Illness at 55
Frederick physician Dr J O Hendrix died at his Rockwell Terrace home after a short uremia illness. He was 55, survived by widow Cora May Whipper and son George T W Hendrix, with funeral set for Monday at 2 30 pm. He practiced in Frederick for decades and held prominent medical roles locally.
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J. O. Hendrix
Frederick
Rockwell Terrace
Beadrix
Cora May Whipp
Jefferson
George T. W. Hendrix
Nortis
Akron
Webster
Elmer
Parkton
Baltimore County
Arthur
Baltimore
Lewis Brown
Bertha Hendrix
C. C. Carty
Cageras
Dr. Hendrix
Augustus W
Fanny A
Dorsey) Hendrix
Hendrix
Acthovns
Woodberry High School
Auditor's Office
Northern Central Railroad
Southern Homeopathic Medical College
Wee
Maryland Homeopathic Hospital
National Homeopathic Hospital
Waeeblag
Frederick County Medical Society
Medico-Chirurgical Society of Maryland
American Medical Association
The
American Institute of Homeopathy
Maryland State Homeopathic Society
Frederick County
Blue Ridge
Cora May Walpr
Geo. T. Whipper Jefferson
George Hendrix
Hartard University
Ballenger Woman's Club Meeting Hosts and Events
Mrs. Claude Hargett hosted the Ballenger Woman's Club on December 19 with 11 visitors and 1 member present. The Jefferson club led the ring reading and several members contributed readings and songs. Refreshments featured a Christmas theme with fruit and candy. A future meeting with Mrs. Anna Derr was announced and a previous gathering at Mrs. Aza Renn’s home noted.
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Claude Hargett
Ballenger Woman's Club
Mession
Jeferson Club
Ring
Hark
Herald Adgeels Linz
Reading
Ror Remsburg
Aza Renn
T. P. Caher
Sader&s
Viola Caller
Clare Shad
Congress Meets Quietly in Formal Opening Ceremony
A historic ritual marks the opening of Congress with a ceremonial notice to the President. The five party leaders from Senate and House deliver a formal inform, then the President replies in writing. The Supreme Court follows a simpler welcome, then recesses to begin its term. Forest Ranger Willey Twigart Jr. recovers after surgery and will leave hospital soon. Nearby, six hogs are butchered at the Barnes homestead in Mooreovia with many neighbors present.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Bome
Longresa
White House
Curtis i
Robinson
Arkansas
Tilson
Green
Garrett
Senate
House
Uoless
Local Navy Vet Remembers S4 Crew Sinking and Deep Sea Dives
Frederick resident Baltzel, a former S4 crew member and shipyard painter, recalls joining the Navy in 1923 and serving on subs. He describes 15 monthly deep sea dives that paid a dollar per dive, scraping the ocean bottom, and the perilous, disciplined life aboard the submarine service. He reflects on the ill fated S4 tragedy off Pro Town May and muses that survival was unlikely despite efforts. He later returned home to Frederick and works as a painter in the Professional Building.
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Pro Town
Mays
Baltzel
Baltimore
Melvin Main
Braddock Heights
Navy
Aitzel
Baitzer
Eastern Shore Baseball League
Hampton Roads
Fter
New London
Conn
U. S
Savannah
Europe
Cnese Sam
Doaf” Br
Zel
Frederick
Holland
Battzel
Decree Notice From City Court for Frederick County
Fragmented legal notice states John W. Fa sorite acted as attorney for the plaintiff. reference to a decree issued by the Ciresit Conn. for Frederick County appears in the readable text. The fragment hints at a court action and named parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
John W. Fasorite
Jamés
Murder case recaps amid holiday greetings
Fragmentary OCR describes a murder case with mentions of hanging and Christmas. Readable elements reference stabbing and a tense criminal scenario. The garbled text lacks clear names, places, or dates for a precise summary.
Hickman Confesses in Parker Kidnapping Case
Pendleton Oregon December 23 AP William Edward Hickman the confessed Parker kidnapper in Los Angeles today stood by his claim that an accomplice killed and dismembered Marian Parker He named Andrew Cramer as the slayer and said he handed the girl to Cramer after ransom demands were met Police guard tightens as details unfold and investigators pursue leads on June Dunning and Jeanne Faran aliases tied to the case The note to Marian Parker’s father and the ransom exchange are cited in his statements and a Sunday press conference is held by Rev W H Robbins at the Pendleton jail
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Pendleton
Ore
Willam Edward Hickman
Marian Parker
Sfafn
Los Angeles
Andrew Cramer
Tom Gurdane
Hickman
Hicckman Gard Tecrera
Marian
Perry M. Parker
Bellevue
Cramer
W. H. Robbins
First Baptist Church of
Te Chief of Police
Seattle
Phoenis
Ariz
June Dunning
William E. Hickman
Jennie V. Dunning
Jean Laughten
Sacramento
Phoenix
Jeanne Faran
Merchants Hotel
San Diego
Kansas City
Eva Hickman
William Edward Hickman
Wor
Cap’ Edwards
Cav
Cav’ Edwards
Charles E. Edwards
Kansas Chie
Edward
Purely Personal Mr John Wood and Others Over Holidays
Mr John Wood of the University of Maryland spending the holiday at his home. Dorothy Jolliffe a Sweet Briar College student visiting family in Rockwell Terrace. Peter C Zasoba of the Gas Department plans six week holiday travels to Kansas City Omaha Chicago. Mr and Mrs B A Hughes of New York stay at their home. Ezra D Hoffmen resides at his Perksville home.
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John Wood
University of Virs
His
Aly Wood
of Jiaryland
Fred
Erie Fae Christenee
Dorothy Jolliffe
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar
Rockwell, Terrace
Peter C. Zasoba
Gas
Pe- Edisax
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
B. A. Hughes
New York
Forgotten Turkey On Train Sparks Quick Recovery
Jimmy realizes he left the turkey on the train and speeds back to the station. He retrieves the turkey through a daring move, then returns to the party. The turkey was for a local park president.
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Jimmy
Vine
Nott Iox
Bankers Study Group Christmas Meeting Held in Frederick
The Ainermas meeting of the Frederick County Study Group of the American Institute of Banking was held at Hotel Frederick. A 6:30 dinner preceded a program with songs led by Howard A. Grows, four short talks, and an address by Prof. R. J. Baby of Gettysburg College. Draw prizes went to several members including Miss Sallie Marker and Prof. Baby. Prof. Baby was guest of honor. many attendees are listed.
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Frederick County
Americab Insiitate of Banking
Hotel Frederick Thureday
Ainging
Howard A. Grows
Middletown
R. 3. Baby
Gettinburg College
Mies Sallie Marke
Myersville
Mias
Evelyn Schaeffer
George W Bittle
Baby
Howard L. Metzger
W. Nelson Stauffer
Walkersville
Georges W. Bytle
Gerald Remaburg
Austin W. Howard
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph Mec- Divitt
C. Albert Gilson
Ira L. Miller
Benjamin L. Shuff
W. Barigis Storm
David M. Kemp
D. Ralph Zimmerman
Frederick
Walkershlre
Countess Sentenced for Shooting De Trafford in Paris
Paris December 28 Countess Frederic de Janse formerly Miss Alice Sto Silverthorne of Chicago was condemned to six months suspension for shooting Vincent de Trafford a member of a British titled family and severely wounding him The shooting happened at Gate du Nord on March 28 and she also attempted suicide claiming fear of abandonment.
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Paris
Frederic de Janse
Alice Sto Silverthorne
Chicago
Vincent de Trafford
Gate du Nord
de TraSord
Western Maryland to Purchase Road Control
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved Western Maryland’s purchase of control of the two mile Chesapeake and Curtis Bay Railroad line in Baltimore for 323000 dollars. The price was deemed fair given the line’s earning ability. Prices rose in New York stock markets as Christmas holidays approached though trading softened.
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Washington
Chesapeake and
Curtis Bay R. A
Baltimore
Maryland
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Curem Dnt
Joana
Increase in Fall pig crop across 11 states reported
The December 1927 Department of Agriculture survey shows an 11 percent rise in the fall pig crop across the 11 corn belt states and the United States overall compared with 1926. Separately, a Norfolk mall carrier was robbed by unidentified men in Berkins, Virginia, with stolen mail valued at about 574. The incident occurred Dec 23.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Mali
Norfolk
G. W Smith
Berkins
Salvage Reaches Nighttime Pose as Sub S-4 Recovery Advances
Divers continued salvage work on the sunken S-4 submarine amid rough seas and cold air tests. Officials said no sacrifice of life was planned, and preparations included tunneling under the bow to pass a four inch mainline and cable to the wreck.
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Provincetown
Mass
Frank H. Bramby
Falcon
Erozst F. Kang
Lane
Dut
Comander
Edward Elisberg
Four Die In Grade Crossing Accident Near Columbus
A Big Four passenger train struck a car near Columbus killing three men and one woman instantly. Victims name include Joe Scerbe and Angel Funda. The other two victims were unidentified at the scene.
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Columbus
Here
Cocimbdis
Joe Scerbe
Angel R Funda
Italian flyer breaks altitude record at 61 meters
Ren ato Danati reportedly breaks the world altitude record with a flight to 61 meters, surpassing the previous 33,474 feet held by Lt. Carsten Cham of the United States. Fire damages a bus garage on Eas Baltimore Street in Hagerstown, injuring but reviving a firefighter. David J. Lewis, former congressman, is set to speak at the Kiwanis Club in Frederick next Tuesday.
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Turin
Renato Danati
Carsten C. Cham/ Mon
United States
Bine Ridge Transportation Co
Fas
Eas
Baltimore Streat
Hagersown
Snocthr
Mtb
David J. Lewis
David
Lewis
This
The
Parce
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott, Fer
Frederick
Ward
School Board Buys 10 Acre Site In City
Ten acres on the Baker Park edge are purchased by the Frederick County Board of Education for a new elementary school to be built in 1938. The site cost $15,000 from Horace C. Zackarian and city authorities. Building programs include improvements to Brunewick and Hrunewick High Schools, with bids won by Lloyd C. Culler and Archie E. Fisher. Work aims to be ready by April 1, weather permitting.
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Baker Park
Frederick Couuty
Washimeton Street
North Market Street
Academy
Academy Ventas
Brunewick
Brownwick High School
Aa St
Culler
Ben Ing
Whitch
Archie E. Fisher
Ae Thal Seamen High
Auditoriia
Hboard
Hetto
Thea Beach of Education
Amt
Leslie WS. Coblents
G. Lloyd Palmer
Woodsboro
Grace Reformed White Gifts Service Sunday
Grace Reformed Sunday school presents its third White Gifts service at Grace Reformed Church in Littletown Pennsylvania. The program features a candlelit junior choir, a decorated altar with a white cross and star, and multiple departmental gifts from Cradle Roll to Young People, with Rev Chal mers W Walck presiding and Miss Gladys Walck on organ.
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Pha
Leriesle
Grace Reformed
Hoffman Orphanage
Littieatown
Adstin E. Rhoads
Gladys Walck
Noel
Dudley Back
Byme
Effie Moore
Chalmers W. Walck
Little Town of Bethlehem
Maskell
Cradie Roll
Gloria Swith
John Howard
Clotilda Matenr
Mary Evelyn Thomas
Royal FP
Kemp
Charles Irving Staley
Geraldine Thomas
Margaret
Lillian Thomas
Ruth Baker
Louise Robert
Bet Ity Sponseller
Mary Creager
Little Town of
Bethlehem
Charles Butcher
Margaret Gittinger
Tondas School
Cadams Choir
Gaver
Walek
Lisi
Orgat
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Congress
Everett Sanders
Gers
Frosi J ‘Dent
Uto
Supreme Court
Atter T
Forest Ranger
Clay E Wiftard, Jr
Pennsylvania
Quiraak Jooks Out Tower
Lee
Eaver Jie Hospital
Ard
Raymond O. Barnes
Moorovia
Lair
John Baitzer
Lynch Lodge
A. Foo
A. Masons
H. Noel Haller
Merion Sinll Milier
Paul DB. Stimpson
Eli G. Haugh
Allen G. Quynn
Tyler
Lewis Bayer
Masonic Temple Associaion
Johanville
Mir
James M
Derembe Iztteren
Amt Irs
Jam
John Bar- Norman Honsane Io
Merry Xmas
Tate
Ff Grak Warier
Tacoma
Parker
Ezra D. Hoffmen
Perksvemme
Turkey
Freterica
Jim
Jisimy
Bankers’ Study Group
Saby
Gettysburg
Hotel Prederick
Admiral Hughes
Hapa
Boston
Charnes
Hughes
Fleet
Philip Andrews
First Naval District
Andrews
Theavy Yard
Board OF Education
Zacharias
L. C. Culler
Brunswick
Thurmont
Lewistown
New Market
Buckeysdown
Forville
Mt. Pleasent
Wolfaville
Ube
Leslie N. Coblenta
Willams L. Growsa
Sieddetpas, Jr
E. C. Keteeree
Rovert L. Warteid
A. Dee
H. Meat
Ogee
Grace Reformed White Gifts Service
Radtack Lutheran Church
Ojeolog Rm
Syma
Ting
Charlotte
Katherine Mica
Re Schaefer
Tien
Grace Darrow
Ruth Schaeffler
Richard Summers
Christ
Berma
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